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( wolf howling ) family obviously traumatized by this. how could they not be traumatized. >> one moment a woman is feeding her grandson. the next she is caring for him after bullet goes through his neck. child condition and search for the gunman. >> also tonight. fiery crash on interstate 80. role food played in the deadly accident. >> gloomy weather report from the high sierra. now the driest winter on record will impact everyone border to border in this state. >> and aviation history. what >> and aviation history. what the w♪ alright, let's go. ♪ shimmy, shimmy chocolate. ♪ shimmy, shimmy chocolate. ♪ we, we chocolate cross over.

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>> i guess fragment in the neck. from the bullet ricoche ricochet, i don't know exactly what happened but they took pieces out or searching. i don't know exactly. like i say but i'll find out when i go in. >> 1-year-old son is in the hospital. but is going to be okay. that's the good news. he was hit during a somewhating in richmond. good evening. that young boy was inside the family home when he was hit suddenly by a barrage of bullets coming from the outside. richmond police say man on the street started firing at the first street and mcdonald avenue area. shooting also injured a man on a bicycl bicycle. nick smith has the story. >> dan we are here in the western edge of richmond iron

triangle. like to walk you through what happen. witness tell the us that the shooter was across the street when he opened fire on man would was on here and bullet flew into the car. bullet continue to fly. flew into this apartment complex. this is where the grandmother was with the child. bull bullet flew into the home 4 bullet hole wept through that window that hit the little baby sending him to the hospital. here on west macdonald avenue police 7 multiple calls with the report of shots fired at first and macdonald at the similar time the department shot spotter alerted officers. one-year-old boy struck by either bullet or debris while at home with the grandmother. now the apartment complex is called st. john's by the local and police say neither the home or the child was the intended target. >> family is obviously traumatized by this. how could they not be traumatized. you have a 1-year-old child literally in the arms of the

grandparents they are feeding him and bullets come into the house. i amarillo angry about this. i am sickened. i am appalled. >> this is completely unacceptable and it is our highest priority to catch those involved. >> and adult male victim not related to the child also hit. i can tell you that the baby is fine. as is the man who was hit by the bullet. 7 news. >> at least everyone is okay. thank you nick. >> brent wood man has been arrested for molesting a child. happened more than 20 years ago. gordon blake at 52 now the alleged victim at the time was 10 years old. investigators say this molestation lasted 6 years and occurred in blake house and community pool. blake is charged with 15 felony counts of child molestation, held on 1.4 million dollars bail. >> documents unsealed today show that everett fast map who

made threats against senator lee has an arsenal in his home. records made public today show police found 26 guns. thousands of bullets and dozens of high capacity ammunition clips during a raid on his house last month. he has pleaded not guilty to the charges. most important snow surhave i of the season was taken today and it came up way short. what started out remember as very wet winter turned into the driest first three months of any year on record. and since the dry spell is coming on the heel of last year's drought, there is concern tonight about our water supply this summer and beyond. story from 7 news reporter, annette. >> really dry winter. >> latest survey from the california department of water resources delivered some bad news. state wide snow pack water content is just 52 percent of average for this date. disappointment considering the late fall storms held such promise for the winter season. >> really been a tale of 2

winters. started out november december very wet. and from january 1st to now we have historically, we are about the driest we have ever been. >>reporter: in fact when you also compare rainfall for the first three months of the year california is on track to shatter the record low. 1932 was bad with just a little more than 11 inches of rain. 1988 with just then inches. fwhu january through march is the all time driest at 5 and a half inches is with only three days left in the month to go most reservoir in the northern part of the state are at or above average thanks to the early storms. they will fill up some more as the snow pack melts. >> run off that is probably around 55 to 70% of average. >>reporter: but the central and southern sierra didn't have as many storms. so run off will be even less. >> down here we look at about 20 to 30 percent of average. >>reporter: it will be tough to deliver more water north to south not only because there's

less supply but also because of the fragile sacramento sawn joaquin delta still under court order that restricts pumping to protect the ecosystem. look for california farm investigators plenty less -- plant less this season. thousands of acres in the valley not planted. >> water planners have been pushing to build more dam. >> nobody wants to pay the cost of building the dam but sure want them built and somebody tolls pay the cost. >>reporter: so lack for message of conservation in the coming months in case next winter dry too. need to save some water from this year. at the sacramento river, abc 7 news. >> because of the small snow pack governor brown administration says the security of california water supply is actually threatened. under scoring the need to overhaul the state water system. in particular, the governor 23 billion dollar water plan. that plan includes construction of 2 new massive tunnel that would divert as much as 67,000 gallon of water

per second around the sacramento san joaquin river delta in northern california and bring that water to the southern half of the state. the plan has spurred bipartisan opposition from environmental groups and farm that's rely on the delta for water. >> cal-trans came under fire today for allowing 2 people to get away with filing fake test today data on bridges and freeway project after 4 year investigation the bureau of state audit now confirms that technician and engineer falsified data on 11 projects including construction of the new benetia bridge. cal-trans later analyze the project and declared them safe but the audit blasted the agency for taking no action for months after learning about the fraud. and for allowing one of the workers access to computer files that were later lost or destroyed. l moving on. aviation history about to be made here in the bay area n.about a month solar powered plane will embark

on record setting cross country flight. david has the story from move it field with the experimental airplane has just arrived. >> it has a wing span of 747 jet lirn. yet it weighs only about the same as mid size is he dachbility the dream liner of these 2 swiss men who want to take energy conservation and sustainability aloft. >> you can dream. and it comes true. as long as you manage to get out of the and get pie nearing spirit. >>reporter: solar impulse come to hangar 2 at moffitt field for cost country flight solar powered by the sun. already set world record for solar powered flight. airborne as long as 26 hours. integrated into its wings are 12,000 solar cell made by san jose base sun power. >> take just the solar cell and they solder them together on the wing of the plane. just

using this not in glass and thicknesses is incredibly thin. very light weight. >> solar impulse leave the field on weather first flying to phoenix then dallas. at that point to atlanta or nashville or st. louis on the way to washington, d.c. and new york city. over a time period of about two months. cockpit accommodate only one pilot. bad weather poses greatest risk. >> we have a this make this fly in advance in this weather so we few hours even few day in advance where the air plane could be in the future. we reduce the risk. >>reporter: plane incorporates new materials technology that light the space program will benefit everyone. >> we test them in the air and available for everybody to be more energy efficient and reduce fuel consumption and cleaner. >>reporter: solar impulse doing a number of test flights over the bay area in april. so if lucky you might be able to

look up and see it on assign day. this will be an important step toward its goal of doing around the world flight in 201 2015. that will require being airborne for 5 days an nights at a time. at move it field, abc 7 news. >> deadly crash on interstate 80. couple. what happened to the big rig driver moments before that cause the accident. >> california law enforcement puts out the call tonight for tough new standard for drivers on drugs. could it land new jail even if you are not high. we explain. >> experience is here with the weather. >> in the accu-weather forecast center we look at sunny mild friday but very different weather picture for easter weekend and forecast coming up. >> that's the san francisco giant back home and taking on the cross bay rival. mike will have all the highlights of the well, well, well.

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is. >> above the planet right now looking at live pictures where a space record has been set tonight. navy seal turned astronaut, veteran russian commander and rookie cosmonaut rocket into space today and glided to smooth docking with the international space station less than 6 hours later. never happened that rapidly before.

roughly 4 revolution around orbit around the earth. during past years astronaut and cosmonaut take several days to reach the laboratory after launching the capsule or nasa space shuttle. the record setting rocket tested to test the time crew members are in the craft. live pictures. we are expecting the door to be opened here soon to unite the two groups. the agency is providing video of hatch opening sought crew can transit from the capsule into the space station. it took place in less than 6 hours. which is also very valuable going forward in times of an emergency if they have to get up there very quickly. >> back here on earth. cal-trans about to shut counsel part of interstate 80 where distracted big rig driver was involved in a deadly crash that killed 2 people. roadway was scorched and now has to be repaired. california highway patrol says the drivers rig burst in flames after it hit 2

vechblingt crossed over the center divider hit yet another vehicle. this accident happened this morning in the area of old davis road. more now from laura thoip on the scene. >> as shown in the cell phone video shot by a witness. the fiery crash happened just after 10:30 this morning. according to the chp big rig towing empty trailer traveling eastbound near uc davis when it suddenly veered off the road. >> while driving he was eating. and while eating he started choking. he then lost consciousness. driving vehicle drifted off the right hand shoulder and veered hard left back across the lanes of the eastbound direction. collided head on with a bmw traveling in the westbound direction. upon impact both vehicle tractor-trailer and the bmw burst into flames. >> truck driver regained consciousness and able to get out of the cab before it became fully engulfed. but the driver

and passenger of the black bmw had no chance and both sides at the scene. interstate closed in both direction for about 3 hours while the chp investigated and cal-trans work to repair the guard rail. mid afternoon all eastbound lanes were reopened. chp l reminds drivers that one doesn't have to be talking on cell phone or texting. to be distracted behind the wheel. >> unfortunately it ladies right to distracted driving. that's the whole reason for the department push and the nation push to drive the vehicle. don't do things in the vehicle you shouldn't be doing. >> my model is i drive to arrive alive. >>reporter: big rig driver anderson says he tries not to eat while driving down the road but the nature of the job makes it tough horrible not to. we have to stay on the move. can't make move unless we deliver so unfortunately we have to eat while we drive. everybody pretty much does tha that. >> to be concerned about if they crack down on truck

drivers eating while driving. >> good thing to allow to us stop and take a lunch break. >> big rig driver involved in this accident worst case could face vehicular map slaughter charges but the chp couldn't rely on the statement alone and would have to find a witness who actually saw him eating before the accident. in davis laura anthony abc 7 news. >> well driving up the influence of alcohol clearly illegal you know that. when it comes drugs there is no set standard. and some lawmakers law enforcements officials certainly want to change. that state bill 289 would set a zero tolerance standard for drivers under the influence of illegal drugs. right now drugged driving cases tough to prosecute because no legal standard exist ins california lick for drinking there is a legal limit, right. well retired chp officer tells the story of his son also a chp officer killed on the job killed by driver high on marijuana. he failed all field so bright test and lab test too but not convicted. >> we had to try and convince

the jury that there was impairment. but with our culture people say notice don't believe under the nruchlt 2 89 that individual would have been found guilty and would have had to found him guilty. >>reporter: new bill proenza poses same zero tolerance standard all commercial drivers are currently subject to. >> all right. let's move on to the weather forecast spencer here tracking a little moisture on doppler 7. >> yes dissipating right now but coming back for the weekend. >> tomorrow looking great. here's a look at live doppler 7 hd showing no patches of green right now so that means no precipitation in the bay area at this moment. dry conditions and under these dry conditions and partly clear skies. live view out over the city from sutro camera and teach readings 55 this san francisco. 59 in oakland. san jose 59 degrees in another view of the bay bridge from our high definition south beach camera in downtown san francisco under partly clear skies. more temperature readings. 54 degrees right now

in santa rosa. 55 in fairfiel fairfield. los gatos a mild 61. look at our forecast feature. we have a lovely day coming our way tomorrow. partly cloudy overnight. much warmer tomorrow under mainly sunny skies but showers likely this weekend. both days as a matter of fact. satellite image 9:00 o'clock to 9 okay clouds moving out of the bay area and big patch of clearing moving in right now. that will be our pattern for tomorrow but this low pressure system offshore will approach the coast and by saturday certainly into sunday it will be bringing us some scattered showers so looks like it's our rather wet easter weekend. starting forecast animation 11:00 o'clock tonight during the overnight perfect. clouds around not cloud cover and sunny day tomorrow and nice warm-up of high pressure than land upper sfoys near 80 in the warmest spots but resume animation saturday morning at 10:00 o'clock lots of clouds around and pockets of showers throughout the day saturday overnight into sunday. sunday

morning 2:00 a.m. lots of showers around. a little bit of a break and more showers sunday afternoon. looks like a pretty wet easter sunday across the bay area. for tonight dry conditions. mild conditions as well. low mainly in the upper 40's and inland area. inland valley. low 50's right around the bay near the coast. more tomorrow. starting in the south bay. sunny skies high in the mid upper 70's. 75 san jose. 78 los gatos. planes we see mid 70's. redwood city palo alto, mountain view, mid 60's on the coast at pacifica and a half moon bay. downtown san francisco will top out at 69 degrees tomorrow, 65 in the sun set district. we see mid 70's in the north bay valley from santa rosa to calistoga down to napa and sonoma. nearest bay 75 at oakland tomorrow. 74 union city. 75 at fremont. inland east bay close to 80 degrees in some spots. 78 the expected high of fairfield and 78 also at antioch. here is the accu-weather 7 day forecast.

showers coming in for the weekend. last through the weekend. slight chance of lingering shower early monday then a little bit warmer tuesday and wednesday but showers dough develop again on thursday so a week of rather unsettled weather and mild pattern may have to wait fortnight or soil. look elsewhere. >> exactly. >> thanks very much. >> the force is strong. coming up next. where you can see new "star wars"exhibit in the bay "star w[ female announcer ]ay safeway presents

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closed this month after fire damaged the front of the be. there is alice water ins the picture there. now insurance has allowed her staff to continue to be paid during the rebeing pro sichlts smellywer mystery solved after more than 60 days two months the source of sewage leak was discovered near sleepy hollow creek. estimated 3600 gallons of sewage has flowed into the creek since january. crews have been investigating reports of spill but were unable to find anything until this week. leak was coming from defect in nearby clay pipe and manhole. temporary fix is now in place. permanent fix goes in tomorrow. the spill site is about half mile from where sleepy hollow creek enters san anselmo creek by the way. >> all eyes are on the san francisco zoo as it shows off the newest member. baby tiger. cute but loud little gal crying for her mom this mornin

morning. this tiger cub born last month. since then she has been a lot of this. just laying around getting used to zoo keepers and zoo life. on limited display meaning visitors may not get to see her in person so you take the chance and maybe get lucky if you go zoo set up a deny cam so admirers snuggle up with mom when they visit. named by winner of a san francisco zoo fundraiser. >> students in san jose about to get the science lessons from gallon action i far far away. field trip to the tech museum sneak peek at the "star wars"exhibit to the museum in october. actor billy dewilliams in the "star wars"movie tells students how science can be just as fascinating as imagination. >> when you think about the universe you think about something that is so vast so endless and so many questions. so that it all becomes very interesting. i think it

certainly give us a lot of answers. >>reporter: "star wars"where science meets imagination at the tech museum beginning in october. on tour for years and this is the last stop on the tour. >> more to bring you tonight. speculative spending coming up. why someone buying luxury apartment now 16 years in advance. >> bay area research hopes to unlock mystery of parkinson's disease by tapping into the brain of living patients. >> also national day of action. supporters of gun control make their voice heard in the bay area and across the country. >> american arrested. former soldier picked up. why he was on the side of al qaeda. stay on the side of al qaeda. stay with us. anoth

awe. >> gun control advocate march and rallied in palo alto this evening. it's one of several demonstration in the bay area today across the country supporters of the president are rall will go behind his call for stricter regulations. abc 7 news political reporter mark matthews with the story. >> standing with the family ofne president said the gun control agenda does have wide support with voters just not with congress. >> i ask every american to find out where your member of congress stands on these ideas. if they are not part of that 90 percent who agree that we should make it harder for criminal or somebody with severe mental ill inness to buy a gun you should ask them why not? why are you part of the 10%. >>reporter: president wants an assault weapon ban. ban on high capacity ammunition clips and universal background check on all gun sales. but of those 3 only the background check have enough support to pass the senate. and the nra is pushing

back on that. >> it slows down law abiding and does nothing to anybody else. >>reporter: house minority leader pelosi any the house 20 years ago when the first ban was passed. some lawmakers paid a heavy price. >> members who voted for gave up their career. they knew if they voted for it they would lose the election. they thought it was worth fit it saved lives and it did. >>reporter: 10 years later congress let the gun ban expire and at least rate now it doesn't appear to have the support in congress to bring it back. hence the president ple plea. >> right now members of congress back home in their district. many, many of them holding event to hear from condition satellite went. everybody who is listening to make yourself heard right now. >>reporter: poll show there is wide spread support for gun control. majority even support another assault weapon ban. but look at the size of the crowd that gathered at rally outside of senator feinstein san francisco office this morning. it was couple dozen people at most. miss king was

one of this the idea of my daughter going to school and having to hide in a bath room or hide under a desk because there's a crazy person with a gun inside i can't take any more. >>reporter: this morning nancy told me public sentiment is everything. president says inform greater force than millions of americans calling for change. tonight democratic leadership in congress and president hoping those voices will rise. in palo alto, abc 7 news. >> former army soldier from phoenix has been arrested. he fought with al qaeda and boasted of his exploits as muslim soldier of fortune.so who is the man that joined a terror group in syria? some answers tonight from abc news reporter david. >> eric made no secret of what he was doing in sir yeah. posted it on facebook. >> shot down. >>reporter: former u.s. army soldier who served between 2000 and would,000 3 fighting against the syrian regime. but he was fighting with a group the u.s. considers terrorists.

phoenix man entered syria in january. he quickly linked up with al qaeda in iraq. u.s. officials interviewed him more than once when he returned to turkey to acquire a weapon and according to the complaint filed against him he admitted he was involved in several battle. but yesterday when he flew to the dc area, fbi agents arrested him at the airport. today he was in court. >> your days are numbered. >>reporter: he told fbi agents he was part of an r p g team and knew the group he was with was designated as terrorists. tonight the charges against him using that r p g which the government calls a weapon of mass destruction outside the united states. david curly abc news washington. >> and staying in syria another moment. government there blaming rebel for today mortar attack that hit a university at damascas killing 12 stuchbilitys anti-regime activist say the government

staijt attack to turn civilian against them. shell hit out door cafe at damascas university. >> hundreds of armed vigilant tee taken control of town in mexico and arrested the police. sierra colorado sits on mexico city and alaska pull co-officers accused of killing leader of the group and do doing so at the behest of local organized crime syndicate. members of the delve self described community police are stopping traffic and improvise checkpoint in the up to. this take over is growing movement of self-defense groups in the region. the real beef is with the drug cartels. >> for decades researchers working to understand the underlying causes of parkinson's disease. tonight bay area researchers have unlocked new clue by tapping into the brains of living patients. the story tonight from of health science reporter carolyn johnson. >> so here we have electrode covering primary motor area and also primary sensory area.

>> uc f neurologist dr. philip star tapped into speed limit serious brain power and fight against parkinson's disease. it came directly from the patients. they were volunteer undergoing brain surgery for symptoms of the disease. >> we have patients awake with local anesthetic so they don't feel pain. so we have access directly to the human brain in a way that is rare. >> after opening a path through the skull for the main procedure doctors here also placed a temporary electrode strip on the surface of the brain. kind of eavesdropping device designed to capture the signal being sent by the brain circuit. >> we can record from deep into the brain and from the surface of the brain. >>reporter: they say normally cell at the brain surface work together only temporarily to perform a specific task but in the parkinson's patient the switch doesn't turn off. >> what we found is that in parkinson's disease the brain

cell are inappropriately working together all the tim time.so they have inappropriate sink ronize. >> causing familiar symptoms such as uncontrollable shake. but the team believes mapping abnormal rhythm will help doctors to better interrupt them. last decade surgeon implant small devices which deliver electronic pulses at pre-set interval. several years ago we profiled the use in epilepsy patients lake monica. >> last month i did go whole month without having session your which is like whoa. >> really a very crude therapy. amazing it work so well. it delivers a very simple form of stimulus that is on all the time. doesn't adjust itself. >>reporter: parkinson's patients in the doctor study were implantd with stimulator during the surgery and believe the device will involve pacemaker that kick in when they detect irregular heart beat making treatment far more precise. >> more we learn about an

normal brain activity in parkinson's and other disorders the more able to design brain system laytors to treat them. >> let's take you back up in orbit above the earth right no now. you are looking at live picture space record has been z.hatch has just been open between the of robingt and international space station. record was the spacecraft got there after blast off today in less than 6 hours. that's never been done before. take several days and orbit around the earth. you see this happy greeting between the astronauts here and those that were on board the space station. pretty remarkable moment as you look live in space tonight. >> coming up. promise of virtual reality and turning virtual reality into real reality. coming up. game reali[ man ] i got this citi thankyou card and started

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>> google going head to head with amazon. they launched limited same day delivery service in the bay area. same day. it's called google shopping express. service is available in san francisco, san mateo san jose for the moment. if you sign up now you get half year of free same day delivery of on line orders. google intends to charge for the service in the future just hasn't figured out how much yet so they do a little bit of a run through. >> back in the 90's remember we heard about virtual reality. so whatever happened to it. as job thon discovered a young interest premier making virtual reality an actual reality. >> the game developers conference is teaming with some 22,000 professional geek and nerd there is no line to pose for pictures with victim in

battle arm or. no line to play the latest games on x box but a line around the corner to try on what looks like a giant smart phone stuck to a pair of ski goggle. on the outside it looks a little funny. on the inside. >> it was awesome. like i have been waiting for virtual reality for like 20 years. >>reporter: how old are you. >> 20. >>reporter: meet palmer inventor of this, not even alive during the virtual reality craze of the early 90's grand what he read about it that might just be a good thin thing. >> huge bubble that crashed and burned. >>reporter: but come at it with a fresh sovt eyes. lucky built the first head set in his mother garage with astounding richlts put it on and feels like you have left the real world entirelyxd. >>reporter: head set projects 3d image on small screen but the lens make you feel like 10 feet away. it tracks head movement so when you turn your head you see more of the virtual world.

>> wrap the image around you and feels like you are in that world not just controlling someone else through a window. >> boom. before you know it flying around blowing up robots and everything else just of pave the way. >> it's amazing experience. basically inside the game. >> this isn't just making wave because of what it does but surprising is what it cost. >> 300 dollars is cheaper than most monitor gamer buy cheaper than key pwoyvrmentd i thought it was higher. >>reporter: virtual reality really needed was smart phone refuse logs. processors thin color display all cost thousands 20 years ago. but not any more. like the founder it's still young. only on sale to developers who modify the game to work witness and from the looks they have no shortage of players. didn't want to leave. want to stay in there. >>reporter: in san francisco, abc 7 news. check this out. swedish hotel offering customers a very unique sleeping experience.

rooms that purposely include a dirty mattress under a bridge and sleeping bag in public par park. no kidding. idea for people to see first hand how the homeless live. experience cost 15 dollars. there have been a few brave souls though they don't seem to last very long. one woman spent 4 hours which is apparently her record. negative stars when you review those. >> to the other extreme. real estate agent in new york sold 6 million dollar apartment to woman who wants it for her 2-year-old daughter. luxury apartment is at 157, the 90 story building still under construction. woman 40's china and when asked why she was buying the apartment so far in the future she said her daughter will go to columbia or nyu and will therefore need a place to live. you have to have goals right. >> 6 million sounds pricey for a condominium consider this. this apartment under construction in monaco when finished is expected to be the most expensive penthouse in the

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>> watch this. police searchmy for very clumsy forgetful burglar. video shows he walked up looked into the window then realize he forgot to cover his face. so he comes back moments

late we are the black stocking over his head. throw as rock triggers the alarm. freaks out. runs away then he trips. video all over you tube. police hope somebody will recognize the person and give them a call medley. >> that guy needs another line of work. not really very good at that. let's go back to spencer. >> fashion statement with the pants. >> biggest crime. >> we are free of precipitation for new and fix day in fact tomorrow state wide it's nice sunny dry day for most locations although we will see some areas of shower activity auto over sierra but in the bay area we have a spectacular day tomorrow. sunny skies afternoon and really mild conditions. high pressure in the upper 70's. 78 degrees in fairfield. 77 livermore. 78 at antioch. 76 down in morgan hill. 75 at oakland and fremont and palo alto. nice

mild weather tomorrow. tomorrow night game 2 of the bay bridge seevrments at&t par park. giants take on the a's in game two partly cloudy. mild conditions here's accu-weather 7 day forecast. showers over the weekend. wet easter sunday. dry middle of next week. >> if we had time would i show that video again. >> current former nfl players learn the secret of hollywood. it's not a new dance craze. these guys are part of new hollywood boot camp. established last year by the fvç company that give players a plan b option after football career ends which averages 6 years. >> so that if there's video as far as off season program we can get involved in and a lot of them look interesting. this looked like it would be the biggest challenge to me and most fun. >> music boot camp. culinary hospitality coaching. choice is for you but they are definitely doing a lot bringing a lieutenant more to the table.

>> would be filmmaker wrap up the boot camp making 5ment movie and then paired with hotel wad mentor next 12 months. to assist them through pot tensional career khachlingt we know. >> maybe i could have been rocky. that was the roman empire. fichlt major league baseball. bay bridge series. prelude to the regular season. prelude to the regular season. plpl

>> coming up tonight at 11:00. fast-food fight in the south bay. why community is trying to keep one of the world most popular restaurants from opening near a school. we have that story. >> also the first bay area town considering water restriction so far this year because it has been so dry. we have those stories and more coming up on 7 news at 11 on channel 7. >> a little baseball. annual right of passage bay bridge series kicked off tonight at

at&t park. 3 game set. taking on tommy on tonight. you have to choose a side. come on. saturday why not do it again. fifth of the spring. lasted 4 innings. bottom half of the fourth. crawford. drills it to triple over the head of jos josh. easy to miss judge at this park. scores from first. triple for crawford. wave ball game. top 5. he won be shaving the bird until the end of the season. this might have helped on the bomb. writ now the a's lead in the 9th. we have complete highlights at 1 11:00. after beating an ham twice in one week sharks back on track. tl men in teal make it 3 straight victory. pl goal on each of the last 3 games. off the skates of nicholas and tenth of the year 1 nothing

shark. 22 saves in a shut out last night. stop on the rebound right there. third period still 1 nothing sharks. give away. he goes top shelf. fifth of the year. in the third also complete highlights coming at 11:00. raiders hoping to save salary cap space restrike during palmer contract but he said no way. quarterback expected to make 13 million dollars this season. oakland several options keep him and pay him cut him or give the raines to fryer stay tune. >> march madness continues. tip off one of the 2 teams lef left. staple center. arizona open fire led by 4 at the half. bibut the buckeye. puts it in on the reverse lay autopsy. that was sweet. ohio state by 3. off the glass and wlooins